时间:2018-11-30 作者:英语课 分类:常春藤生活英语


英语课

I still clearly remember what happened during my first speech contest. I was very nervous about talking in front of a large crowd. When it was my turn, I tried to stay calm and walked onto the stage with a big smile. Somehow, I tripped and fell. At that moment, everyone in the audience started laughing.


I felt so embarrassed that I wanted to run away. However, I told myself that things couldn't get any worse. So I got up, took a deep breath, and went on giving my speech. As soon as I finished it, I felt relieved 1.


At the end of the contest, I didn't expect to win anything. To my surprise, I was awarded a special prize for courage. When I held the prize and saw the audience cheering, I felt proud of myself.


我仍清楚记得第一次参加演讲比赛时发生的事。对于要在大批人群前说话,我感到非常紧张。轮到我时,我试着保持冷静,面带笑容地走上台。不知怎么地,我绊倒了。那一刻,所有观众都笑了出来。


我尴尬到想要逃走。然而,我告诉我自己事情不会更糟了。所以我爬起来,深吸了一口气,继续我的演说。我一讲完就觉得如释重负。


比赛结束时,我不期望赢得任何奖项。令我惊讶的是,我获颁了一座特别的勇气奖。当我握着奖座,看着观众为我欢呼时,我以自己为荣。


Building Your Vocabulary


1.nervous a. 紧张的

Michael is very nervous about the exam.

麦可对考试感到很紧张。


2.somehow adv. 不知怎么地

Somehow Molly was still able to smile after she broke up with her boyfriend.

不知怎么地,茉莉在跟男友分手后还笑得出来。


3.trip vi. 绊倒

Move this box or someone might trip over it.

把这个纸箱搬走,否则有人可能会被它绊倒。


4.award vt. 授予,给予

The school awarded Victor a scholarship.

校方颁给维多奖学金。


5.cheer vi. 欢呼,喝采

After the show, everyone stood up to cheer.

表演结束后,每个人都站起来喝采。


Phrases for Learning 2


go on + 动名词  继续……

I'm too tired to go on jogging.

我累到无法继续慢跑下去。


参考字词


1.audience n. 观众

2.embarrassed a. 尴尬的

3.relieved a. 松了一口气的


Tips In Use


To my surprise, I was awarded a special prize for my courage.

(令我惊讶的是,我获颁了一座特别的勇气奖。)


"to my surprise"表『令我惊讶的是』。"to + 所有格 +表情绪的形容词"可形成介词词组,作独立副词词组用,通常置于句首,修饰全句。


常见的尚有:

to one' regret 令某人后悔的是

to one's sorrow 令某人难过的是

to one's delight 令某人高兴的是

to one's satisfaction 令某人满意的是

to one's amazement 3 令某人惊异的是

to one's disappointment 令某人失望的是


To Lisa's sorrow, her father couldn't make it to her wedding.

(令莉萨难过的是,她父亲无法参加她的婚礼。)



1 relieved
a.如释重负的
  • You'll be relieved to know your jobs are safe. 现在知道你们的工作保住了,可以放心了。
  • Your coming relieved me of the bother of writing a long letter. 你来了,省去我写长信的麻烦了。
2 learning
n.学问,学识,学习;动词learn的现在分词
  • When you are learning to ride a bicycle,you often fall off.初学骑自行车时,常会从车上掉下来。
  • Learning languages isn't just a matter of remembering words.学习语言不仅仅是记些单词的事。
3 amazement
n.惊奇,惊讶
  • All those around him looked at him with amazement.周围的人都对他投射出惊异的眼光。
  • He looked at me in blank amazement.他带着迷茫惊诧的神情望着我。
学英语单词
abafa
activity account
aluminum salicylate
auxiliary resources
beat up and down
Benzindamine
Bredia sessilifolia
brigade majors
building reconstruction
calles
carcinogenic environment
celi-
Checking of Packing and Marking
chengkiangensis
closed-end tube
coffee-processing
cold break
Colonia, Dep.de
cross linkage theory
definita
despatch delay
dimetria
direct bank guarantee
dorsal calcaneocuboid ligament
doubling dosage
dummy device
Dur ham
dysphonia puberum
dysplasia ectodermalis hereditaria
Dāngbāng
eft-wound spiral
entrapper
equi-marginal principle
factum probantia
Falla
femishing
flat-layer powder camera
flop-in method
flowback
fluxional structure
frangos
gas attendant
geometrical-optical approximation
glycations
gold-silver vein
green cards
group purchase
haemoendothelial placenta
heat dissipation factor
heteroblastic
high enriched uranium
Hudson Falls
interstitial-free steel
Lomma
Mboma
mold top half
multidisciplinaries
musculi ossis hyoidei
nonaocptide
nonpurchasers
nontan
omphalodidymus
Opie
parent name
Pearston
PHOBAR
pituitary exophthalmos
pombal
pooches
projective object
public green space quota
quantized image
ruint
Sahelo-
saved on
silasesquioxanes
special items
spectrum tube
streptococci
submarine earthquakes
switch chain
syncranium
techno ecstasy
tel aviv-yaloes
terrestrial herbaceous community
the court of appeal
three-state device
turcat
ultima ratio
unclothes
unendliche
unfeatly
Utendin
Vadrine
value web
vara-ctor diode
Villiersdorp
Wai'anae
wet land
wet-process metallurgy
wood acid
workerisms